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Practical Privacy: A Guide for Everyone
(auth0.com)
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How the Imagined “Rationality” of Engineering Is Hurting Diversity
(hbr.org)
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9y ago
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Stop Returning Null
(joshtompkins.com)
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11y ago
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13y ago
There hasn't been a significant upgrade to WPF in years. Microsoft's stance seems to be that "desktop apps" should not be a thing any more - there weren't any WPF sessions at Build, for example.
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14y ago
A reasonable compromise? Advertisers know that most users won't change the default settings, which means that most users will be saying "please track me". How does that align with most user's wishes? Defaulting tracking to off is only reaso
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14y ago
OSX UIs are generally bitmap - they actually don't scale well at all to high pixel density.
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14y ago
To be fair, you'd need two development trees for WinRT anyway - the namespaces are different, for one thing, and the UIs are of course radically different and incompatible.
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14y ago
The Microsoft of 1998 is not the Microsoft of 2012. Today's MS releases a tremendous amount of code under open source licenses - most recently, their entire web development stack (ASP.NET MVC, etc): http://aspnet.codeplex.com/
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14y ago
...and, by extension, Windows 8 and the Metro design language, which are pretty unique in the current tech landscape.
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John Gruber talks about the Talk Show leaving 5by5
(muleradio.net)
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14y ago
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Exploring Code Canvas
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Calepin is shutting its doors in 90 days
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15y ago
I really like the "live" style of these screencasts. It seems almost like I'm pair programming. I appreciate the polished feel of screencasts like the RailsCasts, but this feels more... real somehow.